WisdomWisdom Bride Flora Rhoadey Weds Hans Lausen in Butte
Flora Rhoadey and Hans Lausen married in Butte on Jan 11 at the Mountain View church, with Rev. A C Canton presiding. They will reside in Wisdom above the bus station while relatives and friends greet the newlyweds and celebrate at local gatherings.
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Wisdom
Flora Rhoadey
Hans Lausen
Butte
A. C. Canton
Mountain View
Methodist Church
George Ross
East Platinum Street
Berniece Hoge
William Harray
Lausen
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Local Social Roundup From Polaris Area Activities
A Polaris segment details visits and gatherings among residents including John H Judge and family, Ed Marchesseau guests, and trips to Grasshopper and Dillon. It notes New Year’s dinner honoring Ed Marchesseau and O W Field who heads to Nogales, Ariz, plus winter hay hauling, snow at Elkhorn Springs, and local errands in Dillon with several residents’ movements and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Marchesseau
Frank Marchesseau
Ed Marchesseau
O. W. Field
Nogales
Ariz
Florence Daly
Ray Cottrell
Missoula
F. S. Ranch
Ed Farley
Dillon
George Montgomery
Elkhorn Springs
Jackson Friendship club meeting in Jackson Montana notes
The Jackson Friendship club met at the Neidt home with about twenty attendees raising five dollars for luncheon and Rev Schmidt transportation. Several social visits occurred, including guests and travel to Butte Divide and Miss Evelyn McKenzie returning from West Fox. Pinochle games at the Jackson I O O F drew twelve tables with prizes won by Mrs. Martin Jackson and Harvey Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jackson Friendship Club
Jake Neidt Sr
Jake Neidt Jr
Schmidt
Dillon
Big Hole
Fred Hirschy
Charles Wenger
Butte
Frank Husted
Wise River
Evelyn McKenzie
West Fox
Divide
Ivan Shaw
J. E. Shaw
Anna Jenkins
Ajax Tanch
Missoula
Jackson I. O. O. F
Martin Jackson
Harvey Johnson
Fritz Waldly
J. Ulman ‘Stewart
San Francisco
Wisdom
S.J. Johnson
Local Socials and Visits Around Wise River Jan 15
Wise River residents share weekend visits with relatives in Melrose Butte and Dillon. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. W. Jones and granddaughter Retha, Mr. and Mrs. Taite, the Pendergasts, McCertneys, and Dodgsons. A trip to Elkhorn mine supplied Charles Loyd. National and family members enjoyed skating and dinners in various homes.
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Wise River
W. ©. Jones
Retha
Melrosa
W. T. Dodgson
A. H. McCartney
Dana Miller
Elkhorn Mine
Charles Loyd
Ben Mallon
Edith Miller
Frank Dodgson
Wm. Heaston
Martha
Butte
Karl Harvey
E. H. Harvey
Grasshopper Mill Briefs Highlight Local Departures and Visits
Edward Marchesseau left Grasshopper Mill for Arizona for his health. Friends from Grasshopper Mill and Dillon visitors sent best wishes. George Harrison returned from Bozeman on business. Nay brothers bought 10 purebred bulls after Ogden livestock show. Len Bowles visited Bannack, Jim Harrison drove his family home for the weekend. Mrs. George Harrison has been
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Dillon
Nay Brothers
Ogden
Utah
Len Bowles
Grasshopper
Bannack
Jim Harrison
George Harrison
Bretherton Visitors In Butte
Mr and Mrs W B Bretherton were visitors in Butte during the Bannack Bannack region listing.
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Bannack
W. B. Bretherton
Butte
Social Rounds and Local Visits in Dillon
F C Brewer and FF A Han cock attended to business in Dillon Monday. Mrs Reginald Hewlett hosted a birthday party for Mildred last Friday with pinochle games and a lunch. Mrs Joseph Barraugh led a whist club party. prizes went to Barraugh Holter and Walsh. Hancock visited Anaconda Tuesday. Local shoppers included Albert Anderson Walsh Nels Anderson and George Blum. A card party is set for Bannack school Friday January 20. Dr E G Free leaves for Chicago for ten days of business. B A Risley dep state examiner left for Helena after three weeks studying county city books. Cecil Carri sustained a broken arm Saturday at Wm Jacobson ranch south of town. Mr and Mrs B O O Dell and Mrs James Campbell and son visited Townsend and stayed with Mr and Mrs John McLean.
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Armitage
Spokane
Frank Glennon
Gibbonsville
Idaho
Wisdom
Butte
C. E. Miller
William Huntley
Mr. Huntley
California
Mr. Miller
Hang Jorgensen
Chris Rasmussen
All Star Club
Roy Oliver
Chaiivari
Dell Lloyd
Lloyd
Dave Hirschy
Hans Jorgensen
Mary Gill
John Troupe
Jack Hurley
Walter Stewart
Ray, Leverich
J. _E. Shaw
Dillon
Florence Gross
Wilson Young
Claud Anderson
Helena
Anderson
Fred Featherly
George Metlen
Jack Husted
Wise
River
C. W
Els
Bunico _McKevitt
F. C. Brewer
FF. A. Hancock
Reginald Hewlett
Mildred
Joseph Barraugh
Barraugh
Holter
Walsh
F. A. Hancock
Anaconda
Albert Anderson
Nels Anderson
George Blum
Frank Pond
Jack Brown
Son Russell
Bannack School House
Dell News Roundup Sparks Local Social and Travel Notes
Jan Dell reports Mr and Mrs George Duck and daughter Lily drove to Dillon Saturday. A Be Elliott spent Thursday in Butte on business. Dorothy Birrer is on the sick list this week. A Saturday dance drew a good crowd with local musicians. Ted Hackett drove to St Anthony Idaho for flour. E M Martinell moved his sheep from Big Sheep Creek to his Dell ranch. Gospel services at the Dell schoolhouse by M Douma and A Beekman continue nightly except tonight and Friday. Bob Kirkwood broke several ribs last week falling from a hayload.
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Dell
George Duck
Lily
Dillon
A. BE. Elliott
Butte
Dorothy Birrer
Ted Hackett
St. Anthony
Idaho
E. M. Martinell
Big Sheep Creek
M. Douma
A. Beekman
Bob Kirkwood
Acre of Corn Breathes Half a Mile of Air
An acre of corn yielding 16 bushels breathes through stomata requiring carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. It transpires over 3,000,000 pounds of water and weighs about 7,500 pounds not counting moisture. It removes 125 pounds nitrogen 66 pounds phosphoric acid and 95 pounds potash from soil, stressing the need for mineral replenishment to sustain future crops.
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Service
American Agricultural Chemical Company
And a Can of Peas Becomes a Daily Habit Says Grocer
A grocer notes that many women add canned peas to daily orders. He argues canned peas outsell green peas due to storage and transit limits, while modern cooking improves both. Busy shoppers on Saturdays stock up, often buying multiple cans to save later.
Yellowstone Weekend Retreat Yields Winter Scenes
Mr and Mrs Roy Forrester and Mr and Mrs J B Kelley spent the weekend at West Yellowstone and captured a number of wonderful winter scenes by moving picture and camera.
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Roy. Forrester
J. BE. Kelley
West Yellowstone
Western Union Manager Takes Annual Vacation
E. H. Cantrell, longtime manager of the Western Union telegraph office here, is on his annual vacation. Bob Melton, son of Senator and Mrs. George Melton, left yesterday for Helena to join his father and stay a few days in the capital city.
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E. Hh.cantrell
Western Union Telegraph Office
Bob Melton
George Melton
Helena
Twine Bridges Visitor A. C. Bayers Visits Monday
A. C. Bayers was a Twine Bridges visitor Monday, meeting local residents and touring the area. The brief stop highlighted community ties and local interest in ongoing projects.
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C. Bayers
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Rhoades-Lausen
Montgomery Home
Dale McQuerry
Fishtrap
Norman Vaughn
Ida May
Vera
Viola Lovell
Fred Anderson
Percy Story
Clyde Thompson
Roy Wells
West Woolman Street
George Ballard
The
Jessie Brink
Henry A. Smith
Polaris
John H. Judge
Will Carrol
Joe Madden
Ed Marchesseau Ranch
Jack Brown and Son
Wood
Andy Pyle
Andy Hayes
Ron Kruegar
Dewey Marchesseau
A. W. Field
Mr. Marchesseau
Old Montana
Carl Knoll
Will Pahnish
Busi Ness
Mary N. Cottrell
Mrs
Sanford Shephard
Lena Nelson
Alfred Peterson
Ben Oneal
Elmer Jensen
Phil Murphy
Jules Wenger
Arnold
Pacific Ocean
Gate of Mexico
H Bay
Olive Dons
Walter Pattock
Harrison Ranch
Herb Strum
Hans Dons
Margaret Anderson
E. G. Free
Chicago
B. A. Risley
Heléna
Cecil Carri
Wm. Jacobson Ranch
Townsend
B. O. O'Dell
James Campbell and Son
John McLean
American Agricultural Chemial Company
Yellowstone
George
Alps
Will
Dole
Mr. Roosevelt
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